The Streets of London

“So how can you tell me you’re lonely,
And say for you that the sun don’t shine?
I’ll show you something to make you change your mind “







“If you’re reading this…
Congratulations, you’re alive.
If that’s not something to smile about,
then I don’t know what is.”
Chad Sugg, –  Monsters Under Your Head

12 responses to “The Streets of London

  1. How very personal it must have felt to experience hospice caring after years of delivering that care. Sending hugs and love dear Judith!


  2. Yes, smile! I have issues that I do not care to share but I am grateful for today. You are always such an inspiration, Judith!


  3. Thank you friend for your comment. I hope your issues become manageable.


  4. I do my share of complaining but usually end up laughing at myself. I have a good life…not perfect but good. My heart hurts for those who have a life of never ending struggles. They have a right to be grumpy I do not.


  5. How wonderful that there are places for people suffering and people to be kind to them. You have experienced both sides of this care, giving and receiving. Bless you.


  6. I’m glad to hear you were well taken care of by the hospice workers. That’s one tough job, and takes a special person to do it. You have been the giver and the recipient. Hugs.


  7. I clicked on this post … was drawn to it because of the title; it’s one of my absolute favourite songs.

    They do wonderful work, the people working in hospices.


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